Oppenheimer Covid-19 relief fund is fully exhausted
FNB said on Monday it received more than 12,000 qualifying SAFT applications from businesses
12 May 2020 - 13:44
The SA Future Trust (SAFT), the brainchild of Nicky and Jonathan Oppenheimer to help distressed small businesses survive the lockdown, has approved loan applications for the entire R1.125bn it now has available.
The Oppenheimers’ initiative to help small enterprises survive the lockdown is fully committed. SAFT was established by the patriarchs of the family to help small businesses survive the lockdown by providing interest-free loans to pay a portion of employees’ wages over a period of 15 weeks...
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